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![]() With the lambda it would capture the variable of printer_id. It wouldn't actually store the value of printer_id in teh created lambda. As a result, it was using the current value of printer_id when the lambda executes, rather than the value of printer_id when the lambda is constructed. A bit weird how that works in Python's lambdas. With partial functions it works properly. Contributes to issue CURA-8609. |
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Models | ||
__init__.py | ||
FirmwareUpdater.py | ||
GenericOutputController.py | ||
NetworkedPrinterOutputDevice.py | ||
NetworkMJPGImage.py | ||
Peripheral.py | ||
PrinterOutputController.py | ||
PrinterOutputDevice.py | ||
PrinterOutputModel.py | ||
PrintJobOutputModel.py | ||
UploadMaterialsJob.py |